Following the launch of the EP–133 K.O. II, Teenage Engineering is back with a new offering that boasts an unexpected twist. Introducing the EP-1320 Medieval, this new sampler, sequencer and composer ...

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UPDATE: Earlier today, we reported on a leak that suggested Teenage Engineering was about to release a new product, a goofy medieval-themed spin on the EP-133 K.O. II sampler. Well, the brand has now ...

The EP-1320 Medieval is a reskin of the EP-133 K.O. II with a few quirks, and it’s better if you treat it like a middle ages-centric instrument. Reading time 6 minutes That’s it; I’ve officially multi ...

Teenage Engineering calls its new digital music sequencer an instrumentalis electronicum, “the ultimate, and only, medieval beat machine.” I call it coolium thingamajignus because the EP-1320 embodies ...

A company has created what it says is the “world’s first electronic medieval instrument”. Teenage Engineering, a Swedish company known for making musical products played by musicians including Bon ...

The EP-1320 has a real old-school design, but its sounds will transport users back to the reign of Edward II. Reading time 3 minutes Sweden-based Teenage Engineering makes products for a very, very ...

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Teenage Engineering is no stranger to weird gadgets that defy description. This is a company that released a $250 toy car and, uh, whatever these are. We all knew that. We also knew that the company ...

Would you love to launch your own Middle Ages band but can’t find a lutist let alone a good hurdy gurdy player? First off, congratulations on knowing what a hurdy gurdy is (man). But second and more ...

The team over at Teenage Engineering must be in a generous mood this year, as they've been unveiling attention-grabbing promotions on a monthly basis under the banner of Flipped Out '25. Back in June, ...